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  • A Palace of Blood by mooemg
    mooemg
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    It was not a story passed from one person to another. It drifted through places that had no names, through worlds that were never meant to exist. It was born out of nothing- unseen, unknown, leaving no mark on the world. Everything you are about to read... is its journey. He was a gentle human being, soft-hearted, overflowing with love and mercy, yet his body understood nothing of mercy. He had no voice capable of expressing the storms that lived inside him. He carried no popularity, no admirers- and yet his body was known. Every gesture, every glance, left a trace that lingered long after he passed. The world had shaped him, and at the same time, something inside him was shaping the world in return. Within him lay a shadow he did not know- a hidden, lethal strength folded deep within his flesh. Each day he moved among people, unaware of how many lives had shifted because he existed, unaware of the secrets his body carried, secrets he himself had never realized he possessed.
  • 5 Years by MohamedTareq___
    MohamedTareq___
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    When he comes home to an empty house and a missing wife, he teams up with their closest friends to uncover where she went... and why. Days turns into months, months turns into years, time keeps passing, but the memories don't. (Important note: The story was originally written by me in Arabic, so you might encounter subtle translation mistakes.)
  • To be sayona   by RoReppa
    RoReppa
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    In a city that breathes silence and remembers sorrow, Sayona lives beneath a roof that hides more than shadows. Scarred by questions and haunted by a voice from her past, she never expected Elyar to return. Not like this. Not with a photo, a map... and silence that groans like it's waking up. When the streetlights die and secrets begin to breathe, Sayona must decide: Will she follow the truth? Or vanish with the memories that shaped her? This is not a love story. This is the beginning of something darker.